Belgravia: A London Magazine and Representations of Jewish Characters and Jewish Culture, 1866-1876

Focusing on the representation of Jewish people and culture, this study analyzes the periodical Belgravia: A London Magazine from 1866 to 1876. It highlights the magazine's diverse articles and examines the evolving portrayal of Jewish characters, customs, and places. The research connects these representations to broader societal and political movements of the time, revealing how the Jewish presence in the magazine reflects changing attitudes and contexts within Victorian society.